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Designer Kendra Scott celebrates Austin Fashion Week with summer collection, Island Escape

Jon Shapley
May 7, 2013 | 1:53 pm

Local fashion lovers gathered at designer Kendra Scott's boutique on South Congress to celebrate Austin Fashion Week. Guests enjoyed beverages and music from DJ Nabiya de Grace as they perused the colorful jewelry options throughout the space.

On display was Kendra Scott's new summer collection, Island Escape, the perfect accessory for fashionistas looking to add a little sparkle into their lives for the runways or award shows. The event was one of many Austin Fashion Week parties happening throughout the week. Austin Fashion Week concludes on May 11, 2013.

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Wine for the People spreads into new space in Central Austin

Hannah J. Frías
Nov 15, 2022 | 9:01 am
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Rae Wilson is taking her Wine for the People brand back to its Central Austin roots.

One of Texas' most exciting new winemakers is making big moves — figuratively, yes, but also physically, with a relocation to Central Austin this week. Wine for the People, founded by Rae Wilson, is moving from one shared home with C.L. Butaud Wines in Dripping Springs to a new shared space in Central Austin. While C.L. Butaud will remain at its Fitzhugh Road location, Wine for the People will now share a sweet corner of Spread and Co. café at 1601 W 38th St.

Located in the Jefferson Square Center at 35th Street and Kerbey Lane, Spread and Co. describes itself as "a grazing board company turned cheese-centric cafe" — the perfect pairing for a winemaker like Wine for the People, which officially opens in the space on Friday, November 18.

According to a release, the new shared space will invite Austinites to enjoy flights and glasses from Wilson's portfolio of low intervention wines. A grazing menu from Spread & Co. will include cheese and charcuterie boards, available in small and large, which we like to think of as "personal" and "I might share, I might not." The menu will also feature seasonable burrata, an on-trend butter board, rotating tinned fish, and more.

The wine menu will range from seasonal tasting flights and reserve tasting flights to individual glasses and bottles. Additional perks are available for existing members of the People's Cellar, Wine for the People's Wine Club, including club exclusives, library wines, and more.

Spread & Co. operates from 9 am to 3 pm Tuesdays through Sundays with their breakfast and lunch menu. Wine for the People will then take over from 4 pm to 9 pm Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and 4 pm to 10 pm Friday and Saturday.

Wine for the People's new space will officially open its doors at 4 pm on Friday, November 18, at 1601 W. 38th St. Visit Spreadandco.com or Wineforthepeople.com for more information.

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SXSW and Rolling Stone magazine team up for new emerging artist showcase in 2023

Brianna Caleri
Nov 14, 2022 | 3:01 pm
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The series calls attention to influential new artists not just through live performances, but extensive editorial coveage.

Few institutions can curate Austin the way South by Southwest (SXSW) has in its 35 years of programming. Even without the local advantage, Rolling Stone comes close with half a century of experience under its belt. Surprisingly enough, next year will mark the first year the two will enter a formal partnership during the SXSW festival, from March 14-17, 2023.

Showcases (accessible to wristband holders and registrants) are standard fare for the musical festival, which allows companies to participate through booking artists, often in micro-festival formats. There are nearly 200 performers already signed on for 2023 showcases. “The Future 20” is Rolling Stone’s contribution, which starts immediately among the more established showcases at a four-night span, and is already accepted as an annual project. It also booked an almost impossibly great venue: ACL Live at the Moody Theater.

Logistics aside, the real draw is, of course, the expertise behind Rolling Stone’s curation and the reputation it takes to book high-competition acts. In this case, the magazine has tasked its editors, in collaboration SXSW programmers, with choosing its top 20 emerging artists. This group will be international, genre-diverse, and perhaps most useful, introduced in editorial coverage preceding the show.

Nothing’s more exhausting than trying to get all the information on the many SXSW showcases playing in one night, not to mention each performer on the lineup. Audiences are lucky to get a record label bio. Not only will Rolling Stone consolidate all that information, it will tout the special value of each artist in its own voice through interviews, profiles, photos, and social coverage.

“This showcase is inspired by the spirit of SXSW, providing a stage to discover and elevate the next wave of influential artists,” says a press release. “Each night will showcase five acts spanning rock, indie, rap, hip hop, latin, [A]frobeats, R&B, soul, and more, giving fans a high-energy and unique glimpse into the future of music.”

“There is a deep connection between SXSW and Rolling Stone in our shared vision to recognize and highlight the work of rising musical stars,” said Rolling Stone CEO Gus Wenner in the release. “We are proud to give artists the platform to be recognized for their work and to create one more dimension in SXSW’s incredible slate of music programming for years to come.”

The Future 20 showcase is part of a larger initiative following its debut, which serves a similar purpose without the confines of a music festival. The series, called “Future of Music,” includes events as well as editorial coverage, and will be active until the Life is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas.

More information about SXSW, including a list of all currently registered showcases, is available at sxsw.com.

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Get the Party Started

Pink amps up the fun with Summer Carnival 2.0 tour coming to Texas in 2023

Alex Bentley
Nov 14, 2022 | 1:36 pm
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Pink will play at the Alamodome in San Antonio on September 25, 2023, as part of her Summer Carnival 2.0 tour.

Grammy Award-winning singer Pink (aka P!nk or P!NK if you prefer) is bringing her Summer Carnival 2.0 tour to three major Texas cities in 2023. Sadly, Austin is not on the list, though we were graced with a gravity-defying performance at ACL Fest 2022, so we must count our blessings. Austinites can catch the tour at San Antonio's Alamodome on Friday, September 25, 2023.

The initial tour announcement includes 21 dates around North America, starting with Toronto, Canada on July 24. All dates will be at Major League Baseball stadiums or similarly large venues.

In addition to the stop in San Antonio, Pink will also play in Houston on September 27 and Arlington on September 29. All Texas dates — at which she'll be joined by Brandi Carlile, Grouplove, and KidCutUp — are post-summer, but who's counting?

This will be Pink's first appearance in the San Antonio area since her Beautiful Trauma World Tour in 2018-2019.

The tour announcement did not come alongside a new album announcement, but there are signs that one is coming soon. Earlier in 2022, she released the protest song "Irrelevant" in part in response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and she just released "Never Gonna Not Dance Again" on November 4.

Pink's last album was 2019's Hurts 2B Human, which was her third straight — and third overall — No. 1 release.

Tickets for the tour go on sale to the general public starting at 10 am Monday, November 21 at LiveNation.com.

Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning 10 am Wednesday, November 16 until 11 pm Sunday, November 20 through the Citi Entertainment program.

Verizon will also offer a presale for select shows in the U.S. through its customer loyalty program, Verizon Up, from 12 pm Thursday, November 17 to 11 pm Sunday, November 20.

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